The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-09
BROWNSVILLE NEWS.

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/ Born. March % 1887, tn the wife oi
Seldom Warner, twin daughters.
Edward Starr residing near Hnlscy,
! paid our town visit on Friday last.
! Hop yard men report favorable ou..
! 10 k for a good crop, the viilcs showing
/ n thrifty growth.
: Mrs. J. NJ. Moyer, after an extended
/ trip 10 California, returned home on
1 Wednesday last.
/ James Cox has purchased from w.
/ II, Kirk n building lot M on which lac
viii soon erect u dwelling.
=. W. Starr, who for the past week
| has been visiting friends In Benton Co,
returned on Thursday last.
J. II. St. Lawrence, the blind vocal
lst and organist, performed Ia a good
house on the evening of March ~.
Mrs. Harmon Swnnk who has been
visiting friends nj Centeville, Umatilla
Co. returned home on Saturday last.
Rev. Woolcy, nf Lebanon, preached
To II large attendance ut the NJ. T..
church on the evening of sunday last.
\. j. Winter, the photographic artist
who has been with "a for the past week
departed for Eugene ON Wednls lay
last.
NJ. l.. Garoutte and family have
moved from town To the farm of Jos.
Harrison. Doc" has leased the place
aud will try farming.
Thomas J, Remns, T.. s. Postal In
speetor, was in town on Monday last. i.
inspecting our pustoilicc accounts which
he pronounced In \ ! order.
The calico ball given hy the Arling-
tom club ut Cohurg, on the evening of
April !, was "A financial success. quite IA
number of our young folks attending.
Prof II. =. Strange, Prof Brown and
wife, Miss Onie Arthur7, Miss Hattie
Long and Miss Dean, on "Wednesday
last departed for Albany to attend the
teachers institute.
The disciples of Isaac Walton have
heen willing to catch trout, but unfor-
tunatcly they have rs yet been unable
to ''ronnecth with the spotted heautits
ofthe brook. Wait a couple of weeks,
BOYS.
Thompson X Waters have purchased
the lot adjoining their present store site
upon which they will erect an addi-
tioual building, 10 be- used FOR the stor-
age Of heavy goods, hardware, glass,
paint, crockcry, etc.
Plum and cherry trees are I'm bloom,
naples are hudtliug out under the IN.
flowers are in bloom, ana there l. Il
freshness In the air calling { mind
thoughts OF ak That IL pleasant aud
beautiful, especially the cherry pies, TO
come.
Street "Fakir" with brass check and
brass iewclry, Mr.. Nerdant with money.
presto change" Fallir with money,
vcrdant with brass watch and there j.
lust ono more left. Balance in favor of
Fakir. Astoria, $500; Portland, $3.50; Sa-
lem. $3.50; Albany, 500: Corvallis, Sl6O,
and another county vet to hear from.
The second entertainment given ~
the W. &. Il. L. ON the evening or SAT-
urday last, nj the North Brownsville
city hall was continuation ofthc Sue
cess att .adiug the prais,worthN efforts
of the la lies If this society. IN able
lecture Mas delivered hy Rev. Woolcy
of Lebanon, putrayiug the evils of in-
temperance, and moral benefits of pre-
hihiticn. thoicC musical selections
varied the pNlgranlmc. and the enter
tainment being of Il very satisfactory
and Interesting character.
During the past week c. ~ Dyson
received from his partner now at Salt
Lake City, a lvtter stating that the liii-
CATION uf one of their mining CLANS had
bcen satisfactorily settled, aud that sale
had been made. in proof of which $1,000
was enclosed, that being Mr.. Dvson's
portion on the first payment. This In
connection with other tnonius received
by MIR. Dyson during the last IN nth
amounts TO S2,o10. II j. uhe hoped
lhat MIR. Dyson may hc equally as for
tauatc with the balance OF his mining
interests and that the pending suits
may terminate in his favor. I. :. i.